Painting Workshop at the Adams National Park October 6th,'07, 9:30-4:30
in the carraige house of the John Quincy Adams' Home. Enjoy this special
historic setting and create an 11x14 stretched cotton canvas and finish the
painting with a combination of stenciling and painting.
"The Adams' Saltbox Homes"
A small amount of materials are needed and the cost is $185.00
with a box lunch included.
Please call 617-770-1175 for additional information. Seating is limited.
Saturday, January 14th at the Wayside Inn was another memorable
day taking the painting workshop, starting with the morning coffee and tea with
muffins, pastry, and sitting by the fireplace. After a morning of painting there
was a five course luncheon in the candlelight of the inn’s old kitchen, with it’s
fireplace burning so gently. Somehow, after the delicious luncheon, we went back
to painting the Old Farm Hill, with it’s hand grained frame, and finished a little
after 4:00. There were two students that hadn’t painted before but you wouldn’t
have known it. The innkeeper Bob Purrington came in and there was great enjoyment
showing everyone’s work.. Call and ask for the Innkeeper and he’ll tell you about
the time he also took the class.
I hope you can take advantage of taking a class and experiencing a real piece
of historic old New England at the Wayside Inn. I was asked as to when the next
class would be, although it is unknown now, watch for the notices or send a card
of interest to me: Christopher Gurshin, 1313 Main Street, Glastonbury, Connecticut
06033.
Painting Workshop Photographs
